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Far too early to say Anita's a poor player, but all I've seen so far is:

 

+ Energy

+ Tidy passing

+ Quite quick

- Not showing any ability to take people on

- Only passing over short disance

- Not showing any shooting ability

- Not looking like he can put tackles in

 

Maybe some of those minuses can be turned round in time as he shows more, but that's what I'm seeing now.

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Quite a few picking on Mole's posts recently. Feel sorry for him.

 

He obviously adores the Pards :)

 

I'm not doing it right if i don't have haters  O0

 

Harsh but true. He does all the simple stuff, cleans up, gives a quick easy pass. He doesn't look to be a great creator as of yet.

 

Hopefully just resting him as he will replace Tiotes at the weekend.

 

That's what he is tbf and quite frankly that's what i thought he was bought for so we could play a possession game more effectively and stop horror shows like Fulham away.

 

He's someone who fits into the cog of a team but not the difference maker and if we actually stick to a possession game with 3 midfielders ( regardless of system ) we would probably see that in the long term.

 

I always thought the plan was Tiote the destoyer, Anita the deep playmaker just distrubuting the ball around Cabaye ahead as the goal threat advanced playmaker of sorts.

 

Maybe it will be in the long term but at the moment we are far away from that.

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Last night, that midfield 3 seemed a right clusterfuck.

 

At times you had Bigi further forward than Cisse, Tiote playing the anchorman role (which I think suits Anita more), whilst Anita himself seemed to be playing as a box to box midfielder.

 

He clearly hasn't got the attributes to do that and he has looked uncomfrotable with our style of play so far.  In the videos I saw of him at Ajax, he seemed to just sit really deep, almost like a midfield sweeper and just pick the ball up from the centre backs.  We usually don't have a link between defence and midfield, so I'd like to start seeing him do this. 

 

At the moment, games just pass him by.  But he's barely played for us and I think he'll be a useful addition in the long run.  Would still probably play Perch in Tiote's absence though.

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Last night, that midfield 3 seemed a right clusterfuck.

 

At times you had Bigi further forward than Cisse, Tiote playing the anchorman role (which I think suits Anita more), whilst Anita himself seemed to be playing as a box to box midfielder.

 

He clearly hasn't got the attributes to do that and he has looked uncomfrotable with our style of play so far.  In the videos I saw of him at Ajax, he seemed to just sit really deep, almost like a midfield sweeper and just pick the ball up from the centre backs.  We usually don't have a link between defence and midfield, so I'd like to start seeing him do this. 

 

At the moment, games just pass him by.  But he's barely played for us and I think he'll be a useful addition in the long run.  Would still probably play Perch in Tiote's absence though.

 

That's exactly what I was aiming at earlier in this thread. I sincerely hope that is what we bought him for.

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I think a fullback was obviously more needed. But his versatility will mean a lot to us. He seems to be able to play everywhere, although none of those exceptionally well he does a decent job whereever he plays.

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Last night, that midfield 3 seemed a right clusterfuck.

 

At times you had Bigi further forward than Cisse, Tiote playing the anchorman role (which I think suits Anita more), whilst Anita himself seemed to be playing as a box to box midfielder.

 

He clearly hasn't got the attributes to do that and he has looked uncomfrotable with our style of play so far.  In the videos I saw of him at Ajax, he seemed to just sit really deep, almost like a midfield sweeper and just pick the ball up from the centre backs.  We usually don't have a link between defence and midfield, so I'd like to start seeing him do this. 

 

At the moment, games just pass him by.  But he's barely played for us and I think he'll be a useful addition in the long run.  Would still probably play Perch in Tiote's absence though.

 

i think anita sees himself more of a defensive midfielder, such as the tiote role.

 

last night he and tiote were stepping on each other's toes.

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Roughly 10 matches is the correct length of time one should pass judgement on a player who plays for NUFC.

 

Perch, Nolan, Coloccini & R.Taylor disagree.

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Roughly 10 matches is the correct length of time one should pass judgement on a player who plays for NUFC.

 

Perch, Nolan, Coloccini & R.Taylor disagree.

 

Enrique and Best too.

 

Ryan Taylor is still the same player he was when he joined tbh. Solid, versatile professional with the penchant for the spectacular but generally an average footballer. He's just been around long enough to score his quota of screamers and put himself into folklore with THAT goal.

 

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Roughly 10 matches is the correct length of time one should pass judgement on a player who plays for NUFC.

 

Perch, Nolan, Coloccini & R.Taylor disagree.

 

Enrique and Best too.

 

Ryan Taylor is still the same player he was when he joined tbh. Solid, versatile professional with the penchant for the spectacular but generally an average footballer. He's just been around long enough to score his quota of screamers and put himself into folklore with THAT goal.

 

 

:thup: all around

 

Amazes me how quickly people judge a young player who has yet to find his stride, in a team that has been stuttering along this campaign, and for a manager who is still trying to get right system, formation, and tactics right for this squad.

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Roughly 10 matches is the correct length of time one should pass judgement on a player who plays for NUFC.

 

Perch, Nolan, Coloccini & R.Taylor disagree.

 

Enrique and Best too.

 

Ryan Taylor is still the same player he was when he joined tbh. Solid, versatile professional with the penchant for the spectacular but generally an average footballer. He's just been around long enough to score his quota of screamers and put himself into folklore with THAT goal.

 

 

:thup: all around

 

Amazes me how quickly people judge a young player who has yet to find his stride, in a team that has been stuttering along this campaign, and for a manager who is still trying to get right system, formation, and tactics right for this squad.

He knows what the right system is, everyone does.

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